Human-computer combination quality testing system for digital product testing and testing method thereof

ABSTRACT

A testing method of a human-computer combination quality testing system includes steps of: after manufacture, importing relevant CAD models, submitting the CAD models to a digital testing part for being examined; if a product is determined to be unqualified, returning the product for retreatment; if the product is determined to be qualified, submitting the product to a manual testing part for being examined by relevant inspectors; if the product is determined to be qualified by the inspectors, leaving the product as a qualified product; if the product is determined to be unqualified by the inspectors, returning the product for retreatment; then changing the relevant rule with a rule corrector of a system improving part according to a misjudging condition of the digital testing part; describing a corrected rule, which is corrected by the developer, by a rule descriptor; then applying the corrected rule to a system by a rule parser.

CROSS REFERENCE OF RELATED APPLICATION

This is a U.S. National Stage under 35 U.S.C 371 of the InternationalApplication PCT/CN2013/082235, filed Aug. 23, 2013, which claimspriority under 35 U.S.C. 119(a-d) to CN 201310368147, filed Aug. 21,2013.

BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION Field of Invention

The present invention relates to a technical field of product qualitytesting, and more particularly to a human-computer combination qualitytesting system for digital product testing which combines personalexperience and instrument examination, and a testing method thereof.

Description of Related Arts

Until digital product quality testing is popularized in an industry,product quality control is handled by experienced workers or the one whohas sufficiently learned the relevant testing knowledge. Usually, theexaminer will judge products by appearance, texture, etc., which isbased on personal perception, for finding out unqualified products.However, a man is not a machine, and it is impossible to keep focusingon the product testing. As a result, being unfocused may cause neglectof unqualified products. Furthermore, not everyone has a completeknowledge of the product, and incomplete knowledge may also causeneglect of unqualified products. Once there are too many parts of theproduct to be tested or testing process is too long, it will take acertain time for one to examine each product, which will lowerproduction efficiency and product yields. In some companies or factoriesin certain industries, product testing is in a workflow form, and eachperson is only responsible for a small part of product quality testing.However, problems of being unfocused and low production efficiency stillexist.

Some industries introduce digital product quality testing systems (asillustrated in FIG. 1). By pre-inputting prior knowledge to a rulelibrary of the system, whether a product is qualified is determined bycomponent testing, fit testing and drawing testing. Digital productquality testing system is able to improve the efficiency of producttesting and save a lot of time compared with manual production qualitytesting, which increases production efficiency and qualified productyields. Although the digital product quality testing system improves thetesting efficiency, the problem of incomplete knowledge still exists.Developers of the digital system often do not have specific productknowledge. Therefore, detailed description by specialists is necessaryfor the development. Both the developers and the specialists are notable to completely and precisely input relevant testing logic rules intothe system only through communication during development, and may eveninput wrong testing logic because of misunderstanding. Especially, forcomplex or multi-environment systems, the system is more likely to beincomplete or wrong.

As long as the products are tested only by personal experience ordigital testing system, problems of incomplete knowledge,misunderstanding and efficiency exist. By combining advantages of bothsides and learning from each other, product quality testing processes isimprovable.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

A first object of the present invention is to provide a human-computercombination quality testing system for solving problems such as neglectand misjudgment, which combines and takes advantages of digital testingand manual testing for improving testing processes and a detection rateof unqualified products.

A second object of the present invention is to provide a testing methodof a human-computer combination quality testing system for solvingproblems such as neglect and misjudgment, which combines and takesadvantages of digital testing and manual testing for improving testingprocesses and a detection rate of unqualified products.

Accordingly, in order to accomplish the first object, the presentinvention provides:

a human-computer combination quality testing system for digital producttesting and a testing method thereof, comprising: a digital testingpart, a manual testing part, and a system improving part;

wherein the digital testing part comprises: a component model testing, afit model testing and an engineering drawing testing;

the manual testing part is appraising of products from parts andassembly to end products by an inspector, for separating unqualifiedproducts from qualified products;

the system improving part comprises: a rule descriptor, a rule parser,and a rule corrector;

wherein the rule descriptor comprises: rule bindings, triggerconditions, degree types and reply types; the rule bindings comprise atleast one of a component model testing binding, a fit model testingbinding and an engineering drawing testing binding; the triggerconditions comprise standard conditions set according to standards of apoint-line model, surfaces, boundaries and textures of a componentmodel; restriction conditions set according to restrictions comprisingan assembly relationship and an assembly sequence of a fit model; andcorrelation conditions set according to size and view correlationsbetween an engineering drawing and a model; the degree types arerepresented in a quantized percentage form according to requirements;the reply types comprise: an adjust-type, a modify-type and a redo-type,and the reply types are correlated with the degree types;

the rule parser parses semantemes described in a rule, the parsedsemantemes comprise relationships between symbols and basic elementscomprising the point-line model, the surfaces and the textures;restrictions comprising proportions, associations, contents andsequences; and movements comprising hitting, squeezing and measuring;

the rule corrector provides an interface for editing the rule, so as toexpand, modify, delete and query the rule.

Preferably, the rule descriptor sets the standard conditions accordingto the standards of points, lines, the surfaces, the boundaries and thetextures of the component model; sets the restriction conditionsaccording to the restrictions comprising the assembly relationship andthe assembly sequence of the fit model; and sets correlation conditionsaccording to the size and view correlations between the engineeringdrawing and the model; if the conditions are abnormal, a rule istriggered for warming about an irregularity detected;

wherein the standards of the component model are described by a chaintable structure; the points, the lines and the boundaries are describedby a 1-dimensional chain table structure, each element thereof isdirected to a next element by a pointer and is described asElement=(x,y,z) for describing a 3-dimensional point position; thesurfaces and the textures are described by a 2-dimensional chain tablestructure, each element thereof is directed to an up element, a downelement, a left element and a right element by four pointers and isdescribed as Element=(x,y,z,d), wherein x, y and z describe a3-dimensional point position, d describes the texture at (x, y, z);ownerships of the fit model are described by sets, wherein S₁ ⊂S₂illustrates that parts represented by S₁ are subordinate to partsrepresented by S₂; S₁∩S₂ illustrates that the parts represented by S₁and the parts represented by S₂ should be assembled together for forminga part; the assembly sequence of the fit model is described by an orderset, wherein <S₁, S₂, . . . , S_(n)> illustrates that S₁ is assembledfirst, then S₂, and finally S_(n); the size correlation between theengineering drawing and the model is described by a scale; the viewcorrelation between the engineering drawing and the model is describedas G=(V,E), wherein V is an apex set of a view, E is a vector side setof the view; v₁ and v₂ respectively represent two views, e₁₂ describes acorrelation between v₁ and v₂; standard settings, assembly restrictionsand correlation rules defined above form the trigger conditions, thetrigger conditions are marked as C.

Preferably, a rule of the rule bindings of the rule descriptor isdescribed as <Logic(C₁, C₂, . . . , C_(m)), Component/Fit/Drawing>,wherein Logic(C₁, C₂, . . . , C_(m)) is a logic system comprising aseries of trigger rules, which is corresponding toComponent/Fit/Drawing; the logic system comprises

,

and − basic operations, wherein C₁

C₂ requires that both C₁ and C₂ are true, C₁

C₂ requires that either C₁ or C₂ is true, and C ₁ requires that C₁ isnot true; the rule is marked as R;

wherein the degree types are represented in the quantized percentageform, for describing irregular degrees; each rule is corresponding toone degree type, which is marked as <R,Degree,Reply>; the irregulardegrees are adjustable according to requirements; for example, Degree of1%˜10% represents a slight irregularity with slight inconformity andmistakes, Degree of 11%˜30% represents a medium type with a mediumirregularity; Degree of above 30% represents a serious irregularity;

wherein the reply types comprise: the adjust-type, the modify-type andthe redo-type, which depend on the irregular degrees and arecorresponding to one rule and one degree type; the adjust-type iscorresponding to the slight irregularity, the modify-type iscorresponding to the medium irregularity, and the redo-type iscorresponding to the serious irregularity.

Preferably, the component model testing of the digital testing partdetermines whether elements comprising the points, the lines, thesurfaces, the boundaries and the textures are qualified, wherein thepoints, the lines and the boundaries are described by the 1-dimensionalchain table, the surfaces and the textures are described by the2-dimensional chain table;

wherein the fit model testing of the digital testing part determineswhether the components are assembled fitly, and examines therestrictions comprising the assembly relationship and the assemblysequence; the ownership is represented by set operations; the assemblysequence is described by the order set;

wherein the engineering drawing testing of the digital testing partdetects the size and view correlations between the engineering drawingand the model, the size correlation between the engineering drawing andthe model is described by the scale; and the view correlation betweenthe engineering drawing and the model is described as G=(V,E), wherein Vrepresents a view set, and E represents a relationship set of the viewcorrelation.

Accordingly, in order to accomplish the first object, the presentinvention provides:

a testing method of a human-computer combination quality testing system,comprising steps of: after manufacture, importing relevant CAD models,submitting the CAD models to a digital testing part for being examined;examining in sequence with component model testing, fit model testingand engineering drawing testing for determining whether a relevant ruleis disobeyed; if a product is determined to be unqualified by the threetesting, returning the product for being adjusted, modified or redone;if the product is determined to be qualified by the three testing,submitting the product to a manual testing part for being examined byrelevant inspectors; if the product is determined to be qualified by theinspectors, leaving the product as a qualified product; if the productis determined to be unqualified by the inspectors, returning the productfor being adjusted, modified or redone, and submitting an explanation toa developer; then adding, changing or deleting the relevant rule with arule corrector of a system improving part according to a misjudgingcondition of the digital testing part; describing a corrected rule,which is corrected by the developer, by a rule descriptor; then applyingthe corrected rule to a system by a rule parser for avoiding themisjudging condition.

Therefore, with the system improving part, the human-computercombination quality testing system does not requires a completed rulelibrary of a system rule library at the beginning. The rule librarykeeps being improved with growth of time and experience, or with changesof system testing requirements, for completing the system. At themeantime, an improving process and a manufacturing process are able tobe provided at the same time, in such a manner that there is no need tostop producing.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

Referring to the drawings, the present invention is further illustrated.

FIG. 1 is a sketch view of a conventional digital product qualitytesting system.

FIG. 2 is a sketch view of a human-computer combination quality testingsystem according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a sketch view of a point-line model according to the presentinvention.

FIG. 4 is a sketch view of a surface model according to the presentinvention.

FIG. 5 is a sketch view of a view correlation according to the presentinvention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

Referring to FIG. 2, a human-computer combination quality testing systemaccording to the present invention comprises: a digital testing part, amanual testing part, and a system improving part.

The digital testing part may be an original system withouthuman-computer combination, which does not need to be changed. Thedigital testing part comprises: a component model testing, a fit modeltesting and an engineering drawing testing. The component model testingdetermines whether elements comprising the point-line models, surfaces,boundaries and textures are qualified. The fit model testing determineswhether components are assembled fitly, and examines restrictionscomprising an assembly relationship and an assembly sequence. Theengineering drawing testing detects size and view correlations betweenan engineering drawing and a model.

The manual testing part is appraising of products from parts andassembly to end products by an inspector with manufacturing andassembling experience, for separating unqualified products fromqualified products.

The system improving part comprises: a rule descriptor, a rule parser,and a rule corrector.

The rule descriptor is a four-element group (Condition, Binding, Type,Reply), comprising: rule bindings Binding, trigger conditions Condition,degree types Degree and reply types Reply.

The rule descriptor comprises the trigger conditions Condition. The ruledescriptor sets the standard conditions according to the standards ofpoints, lines, the surfaces, the boundaries and the textures of acomponent model; sets the restriction conditions according to therestrictions comprising the assembly relationship and the assemblysequence of the fit model; and sets correlation conditions according tothe size and view correlations between the engineering drawing and themodel. If the conditions are abnormal, a rule is triggered for warmingabout an irregularity detected. The standards of the component model aredescribed by a chain table structure; the points, the lines and theboundaries are described by a 1-dimensional chain table structure, eachelement thereof is directed to a next element by a pointer as shown inFIG. 3, and is described as Element=(x,y,z) for describing a3-dimensional point position. The surfaces and the textures aredescribed by a 2-dimensional chain table structure, each element thereofis directed to an up element, a down element, a left element and a rightelement by four pointers as shown in FIG. 4, and is described asElement=(x,y,z,d), wherein x, y and z describe a 3-dimensional pointposition, d describes the texture at (x, y, z). Ownerships of the fitmodel are described by sets, wherein S₁ ⊂ S₂ illustrates that partsrepresented by S₁ are subordinate to parts represented by S₂; S₁∩S₂illustrates that the parts represented by S₁ and the parts representedby S₂ should be assembled together for forming a part. The assemblysequence of the fit model is described by an order set, wherein <S₁, S₂,. . . , S_(n)> illustrates that S₁ is assembled first, then S₂, andfinally S_(n). The size correlation between the engineering drawing andthe model is described by a scale. The view correlation between theengineering drawing and the model is described as G=(V,E), wherein V isan apex set of a view, E is a vector side set of the view. Referring toFIG. 5, v₁ and v₂ respectively represent two views, e₁₂ describes acorrelation between v₁ and v₂; standard settings, assembly restrictionsand correlation rules defined above form the trigger conditions, thetrigger conditions are marked as C.

The rule descriptor comprises the rule bindings Binding. For each unitof the digital testing part, such as the component model testing(Component for short), the fit model testing (Fit for short) and theengineering drawing testing (Drawing for short), requirements forquality testing are different, and corresponding rules are alsodifferent. Different units of the digital testing part are bounded withdifferent rules. The rule is described as <Logic(C₁, C₂, . . . , C_(m)),Component/Fit/Drawing>, wherein Logic(C₁, C₂, . . . , C_(m)) is a logicsystem comprising a series of trigger rules, which is corresponding toComponent/Fit/Drawing; the logic system comprises

,

and − basic operations, wherein C₁

C₂ requires that both C₁ and C₂ are true, C₁

C₂ requires that either C₁ or C₂ is true, and C ₁ requires that C₁ isnot true; the rule is marked as R.

The rule descriptor comprises the degree types Degree, wherein thedegree types are represented in the quantized percentage form, fordescribing irregular degrees; each rule is corresponding to one degreetype, which is marked as <R,Degree,Reply>; the irregular degrees areadjustable according to requirements; for example, Degree of 1%˜10%represents a slight irregularity with slight inconformity and mistakes,Degree of 11%˜30% represents a medium type with a medium irregularity;Degree of above 30% represents a serious irregularity.

The rule descriptor comprises the reply types Reply, wherein the replytypes comprise: the adjust-type (Adjust for short), the modify-type(Modify for short) and the redo-type (Redo for short), which depend onthe irregular degrees and are corresponding to one rule and one degreetype, and are described as <R,Degree,Reply>. The adjust-type iscorresponding to the slight irregularity, the modify-type iscorresponding to the medium irregularity, and the redo-type iscorresponding to the serious irregularity.

The rule parser parses semantemes described in the rule, the parsedsemantemes comprise relationships between symbols and basic elementscomprising the point-line model, the surfaces and the textures;restrictions comprising proportions, associations, contents andsequences; and movements comprising hitting, squeezing and measuring.

The rule corrector provides an interface for editing the rule. For therules which are determined as wrong, a deleting operation may beprovided, which means providing Delete(<R,Degree,Reply>). For incompleterule libraries, an adding operation may be provided, which meansproviding Add(<R,Degree,Reply>). For the rules with problems, amodifying operation may be provided, which means providingModify(<R,Degree,Reply>). For all the rules in the rule library, aquerying operation may be provided, which means providingQuery(<R,Degree,Reply>).

Referring to FIG. 2, a testing method of a human-computer combinationquality testing system is provided, comprising steps of: aftermanufacture, importing relevant CAD models, submitting the CAD models toa digital testing part for being examined; examining with componentmodel testing, fit model testing and engineering drawing testing fordetermining whether a relevant rule is disobeyed; if a product isdetermined to be unqualified by the three testing, returning the productfor being adjusted, modified or redone; if the product is determined tobe qualified by the three testing, submitting the product to a manualtesting part for being examined by relevant inspectors; if the productis determined to be qualified by the inspectors, leaving the product asa qualified product; if the product is determined to be unqualified bythe inspectors, which means that a result of the digital testing part iswrong, returning the product for being adjusted, modified or redone, andsubmitting an explanation to a developer; then adding, changing ordeleting the relevant rule with a rule corrector of a system improvingpart according to a misjudging condition of the digital testing part;describing a corrected rule, which is corrected by the developer, by arule descriptor; then applying the corrected rule to a system by a ruleparser for avoiding the misjudging condition.

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 7. A human-computer combination quality testing systemfor digital product testing, comprising: a digital testing part, amanual testing part, and a system improving part; wherein said digitaltesting part comprises: a component model testing, a fit model testingand an engineering drawing testing; said manual testing part isappraising of products from parts and assembly to end products by aninspector, for separating unqualified products from qualified products;said system improving part comprises: a rule descriptor, a rule parser,and a rule corrector; wherein said rule descriptor comprises: rulebindings, trigger conditions, degree types and reply types; said rulebindings comprise at least one of a component model testing binding, afit model testing binding and an engineering drawing testing binding;said trigger conditions comprise standard conditions set according tostandards of a point-line model, surfaces, boundaries and textures of acomponent model; restriction conditions set according to restrictionscomprising an assembly relationship and an assembly sequence of a fitmodel; and correlation conditions set according to a size correlationand a view correlation between an engineering drawing and a model; saiddegree types are represented in a quantized percentage form according torequirements; said reply types comprise: an adjust-type, a modify-typeand a redo-type, and said reply types are correlated with said degreetypes; said rule parser parses semantemes described in a rule, saidparsed semantemes comprise relationships between symbols and basicelements comprising the point-line model, the surfaces and the textures;restrictions comprising proportions, associations, contents andsequences; and movements comprising hitting, squeezing and measuring;said rule corrector provides an interface for editing the rule, so as toexpand, modify, delete and query the rule.
 8. The human-computercombination quality testing system, as recited in claim 7, wherein saidrule descriptor sets said standard conditions according to saidstandards of points, lines, said surfaces, said boundaries and saidtextures of said component model; sets said restriction conditionsaccording to said restrictions comprising said assembly relationship andsaid assembly sequence of said fit model; and sets correlationconditions according to said size and view correlations between saidengineering drawing and said model; if said conditions are abnormal, arule is triggered for warming about an irregularity detected; whereinsaid standards of said component model are described by a chain tablestructure; said points, said lines and said boundaries are described bya 1-dimensional chain table structure, each element thereof is directedto a next element by a pointer and is described as Element=(x,y,z) fordescribing a 3-dimensional point position; said surfaces and saidtextures are described by a 2-dimensional chain table structure, eachelement thereof is directed to an up element, a down element, a leftelement and a right element by four pointers and is described asElement=(x,y,z,d), wherein x, y and z describe a 3-dimensional pointposition, d describes said texture at (x, y, z); ownerships of said fitmodel are described by sets, wherein S₁ ⊂S₂ illustrates that partsrepresented by S₁ are subordinate to parts represented by S₂; S₁∩S₂illustrates that said parts represented by S₁ and said parts representedby S₂ should be assembled together for forming a part; said assemblysequence of said fit model is described by an order set, wherein <S₁,S₂, . . . , S_(n)> illustrates that S₁ is assembled first, then S₂, andfinally S_(n); said size correlation between said engineering drawingand said model is described by a scale; said view correlation betweensaid engineering drawing and said model is described as G=(V,E), whereinV is an apex set of a view, E is a vector side set of said view; v₁ andv₂ respectively represent two views, e₁₂ describes a correlation betweenv₁ and v₂; standard settings, assembly restrictions and correlationrules defined above form said trigger conditions, said triggerconditions are marked as C.
 9. The human-computer combination qualitytesting system, as recited in claim 7, wherein a rule of said rulebindings of said rule descriptor is described as <Logic(C₁, C₂, . . . ,C_(m)), Component/Fit/Drawing>, wherein Logic(C₁, C₂, . . . , C_(m)) isa logic system comprising a series of trigger rules, which iscorresponding to Component/Fit/Drawing; said logic system comprises

,

and − basic operations, wherein C₁

C₂ requires that both C₁ and C₂ are true, C₁

C₂ requires that either C₁ or C₂ is true, and C ₁ requires that C₁ isnot true; said rule is marked as R; wherein said degree types arerepresented in said quantized percentage form, for describing irregulardegrees; each rule is corresponding to one degree type, which is markedas <R,Degree,Reply>; said irregular degrees are adjustable according torequirements; for example, Degree of 1%˜10% represents a slightirregularity with slight inconformity and mistakes, Degree of 11%˜30%represents a medium type with a medium irregularity; Degree of above 30%represents a serious irregularity; wherein said reply types comprise:said adjust-type, said modify-type and said redo-type, which depend onsaid irregular degrees and are corresponding to one rule and one degreetype; said adjust-type is corresponding to said slight irregularity,said modify-type is corresponding to said medium irregularity, and saidredo-type is corresponding to said serious irregularity.
 10. Thehuman-computer combination quality testing system, as recited in claim8, wherein a rule of said rule bindings of said rule descriptor isdescribed as <Logic(C₁, C₂, . . . , C_(m)), Component/Fit/Drawing>,wherein Logic(C₁, C₂, . . . , C_(m)) is a logic system comprising aseries of trigger rules, which is corresponding toComponent/Fit/Drawing; said logic system comprises

,

and − basic operations, wherein C₁

C₂ requires that both C₁ and C₂ are true, C₁

C₂ requires that either C₁ or C₂ is true, and C ₁ requires that C₁ isnot true; said rule is marked as R; wherein said degree types arerepresented in said quantized percentage form, for describing irregulardegrees; each rule is corresponding to one degree type, which is markedas <R,Degree,Reply>; said irregular degrees are adjustable according torequirements; for example, Degree of 1%˜10% represents a slightirregularity with slight inconformity and mistakes, Degree of 11%˜30%represents a medium type with a medium irregularity; Degree of above 30%represents a serious irregularity; wherein said reply types comprise:said adjust-type, said modify-type and said redo-type, which depend onsaid irregular degrees and are corresponding to one rule and one degreetype; said adjust-type is corresponding to said slight irregularity,said modify-type is corresponding to said medium irregularity, and saidredo-type is corresponding to said serious irregularity.
 11. Thehuman-computer combination quality testing system, as recited in claim7, wherein said component model testing of said digital testing partdetermines whether elements comprising said points, said lines, saidsurfaces, said boundaries and said textures are qualified, wherein saidpoints, said lines and said boundaries are described by a 1-dimensionalchain table, said surfaces and said textures are described by a2-dimensional chain table; wherein said fit model testing of saiddigital testing part determines whether said components are assembledfitly, and examines said restrictions comprising said assemblyrelationship and said assembly sequence; said ownership is representedby set operations; said assembly sequence is described by an order set;wherein said engineering drawing testing of said digital testing partdetects said size and view correlations between said engineering drawingand said model, said size correlation between said engineering drawingand said model is described by a scale; and said view correlationbetween said engineering drawing and said model is described as G=(V,E),wherein V represents a view set, and E represents a relationship set ofsaid view correlation.
 12. The human-computer combination qualitytesting system, as recited in claim 8, wherein said component modeltesting of said digital testing part determines whether elementscomprising said points, said lines, said surfaces, said boundaries andsaid textures are qualified, wherein said points, said lines and saidboundaries are described by said 1-dimensional chain table, saidsurfaces and said textures are described by said 2-dimensional chaintable; wherein said fit model testing of said digital testing partdetermines whether said components are assembled fitly, and examinessaid restrictions comprising said assembly relationship and saidassembly sequence; said ownership is represented by set operations; saidassembly sequence is described by said order set; wherein saidengineering drawing testing of said digital testing part detects saidsize and view correlations between said engineering drawing and saidmodel, said size correlation between said engineering drawing and saidmodel is described by said scale; and said view correlation between saidengineering drawing and said model is described as G=(V,E), wherein Vrepresents a view set, and E represents a relationship set of said viewcorrelation.
 13. The human-computer combination quality testing system,as recited in claim 9, wherein said component model testing of saiddigital testing part determines whether elements comprising said points,said lines, said surfaces, said boundaries and said textures arequalified, wherein said points, said lines and said boundaries aredescribed by said 1-dimensional chain table, said surfaces and saidtextures are described by said 2-dimensional chain table; wherein saidfit model testing of said digital testing part determines whether saidcomponents are assembled fitly, and examines said restrictionscomprising said assembly relationship and said assembly sequence; saidownership is represented by set operations; said assembly sequence isdescribed by said order set; wherein said engineering drawing testing ofsaid digital testing part detects said size and view correlationsbetween said engineering drawing and said model, said size correlationbetween said engineering drawing and said model is described by saidscale; and said view correlation between said engineering drawing andsaid model is described as G=(V,E), wherein V represents a view set, andE represents a relationship set of said view correlation.
 14. Thehuman-computer combination quality testing system, as recited in claim10, wherein said component model testing of said digital testing partdetermines whether elements comprising said points, said lines, saidsurfaces, said boundaries and said textures are qualified, wherein saidpoints, said lines and said boundaries are described by said1-dimensional chain table, said surfaces and said textures are describedby said 2-dimensional chain table; wherein said fit model testing ofsaid digital testing part determines whether said components areassembled fitly, and examines said restrictions comprising said assemblyrelationship and said assembly sequence; said ownership is representedby set operations; said assembly sequence is described by said orderset; wherein said engineering drawing testing of said digital testingpart detects said size and view correlations between said engineeringdrawing and said model, said size correlation between said engineeringdrawing and said model is described by said scale; and said viewcorrelation between said engineering drawing and said model is describedas G=(V,E), wherein V represents a view set, and E represents arelationship set of said view correlation.
 15. A testing method of ahuman-computer combination quality testing system for a digital producttesting, comprising steps of: after manufacture, importing relevant CADmodels, submitting the CAD models to a digital testing part for beingexamined; examining in sequence with component model testing, fit modeltesting and engineering drawing testing for determining whether arelevant rule is disobeyed; if a product is determined to be unqualifiedby the three testing, returning the product for being adjusted, modifiedor redone; if the product is determined to be qualified by the threetesting, submitting the product to a manual testing part for beingexamined by relevant inspectors; if the product is determined to bequalified by the inspectors, leaving the product as a qualified product;if the product is determined to be unqualified by the inspectors,returning the product for being adjusted, modified or redone, andsubmitting an explanation to a developer; then adding, changing ordeleting the relevant rule with a rule corrector of a system improvingpart according to a misjudging condition of the digital testing part;describing a corrected rule, which is corrected by the developer, by arule descriptor; then applying the corrected rule to a system by a ruleparser for avoiding the misjudging condition.